[quote=“wparish, post:15, topic:561”]
…zsleepgraph, and zbasehypnogram in particular.
zbasehynogram starts off 00000000000000000022211222221111…
I am a little bothered that I can’t quite correlate that to the image I see in the app. So if anyone can volunteer what the differerent numbers mean it’ll help.
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I think I have the zsleepgraph worked out, from last night this pretty much matches my iphone graph:
000
2 rem
3 light
1 wake
3333 light
4 deep
333333 light
22222 rem
3333 light
44 deep
3 light
44444 deep
3 light
222222222222222 rem
3333 light
444 deep
3333333 light
222222222 rem
33333 light
222222222 rem
33 light
222 rem
1 wake
0
The longer version is just more granuar. I still have to work out how I want to visualize that. But honestly I may not put a whole lot of effort into it from here as I think I have the main thing I wanted.
The other numbers in the database, contrary the the document for the sd card, don’t appear to be epochs. I can pretty much divide the number by 60, then take the remainder, and multiply that by 60, and then mash the two together (rounded off) and get the same time I see on the iphone summary.
So I have all the data I need. It looks like the easiest thing to do for me is to work out java program to convert it into something I can just import into excel. But if anyone else comes up with a utility or way to visualze the output I would like to know.
I apologize to the people who are put off by this technical babble. I realize it’d be nice to have a simple process, but the app seems to be built around their domain, and without access to that there will always be a manual process to work around that (unless someone buys the company and restores the online services).
It also appears to me that there would be two separate processes based on whether you had the sd card version or the mobile version. Which further complicates things. I suppose the charitable explanation is that Zeo never expected to fail.